Haltebuddy:
The making of
We'll start at 11:05
☕
Recap focusteam: multidisciplinary team that uses design thinking to
focus on one problem for about a year
Eveline
Hiske
Truke
Pita
Dianne
Wieteke
Heike
Lino
Shayla
Jurian
Project manager
Project manager
Project manager
Strategist
Strategist
Psychologist
Service designer
Data scientist
Data scientist
Product developer
Long term goal of current project: future proofing supplementary public
transport
Sub goal: make public transport more accessible to physically disabled
people
2 promising problem spaces for people with disabilities:
- Lack of visibility
- Information is hard to find and not personalized
Lack of visibility
🤔 "People don't always see you"
📢 "Asking for help can be tiring"
💡 Visibility as a service!
Halteknop
Team
Designer / project management
Psychologist / Researcher
Lack of good information
⛔ "I can't always trust the accessibility status of a transport
stop"
📢 "I need to ask for help with the ramp, but I'm not sure whether it
will work"
💡 Personalize accessibility routing!
Haltebuddy
Team
Designer / project management
Product developer
Data analysis and scoring
Can we personalize accessibility?
📚 Data on stop properties
💡 Data + profile = personalized ℹ
🚃 Work with GVB / Vervoerregio
📱 Building and testing the app
Interviews: accessibility shouldn't be a single binary property
Turns out there is a lot of data on public transport stops.
Research into combining data with a personal profile
We asked questions like...
- Are you able to fill in this profile?
- Do these screens make sense?
- Are you missing something?

Outcome
- We can continue with testing an actual web application 🎉
- Ux improvements
- The need to score on multiple properties
- Integrate services and relevant information
At this point we got buy-in from
the GVB
(public transport in Amsterdam)
Proving viability of idea with no routing function (yet)
Second observable notebook
- Scoring function on multiple properties
- Fetch amsterdam panorama images (sadly offline)
- Fetch real time routes
- Scrape and show GVB elevator information
On the joy of pair programming and prototyping prototypes
Building and testing the app
Stack / way of working
-
Vue.js +
Vuetify
- Persistent store
- 'Implemented' Figma screens
- Scoring function: copy paste!
On the joy of getting the sweetest code-roast by Mani & Egemen
UX test in controlled setting
~ The end ~


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@Messages("fh.emailVerification.verified.onlyFHDDS")
@Messages("fh.emailVerification.verified.otherGovUnchanged")
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Automated SEadvanced, expert |
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The best thing for being sad, (replied Merlin, beginning to puff and blow) is to learn something. That's the only thing that never fails. You may grow old and trembling in your anatomies, you may lie awake at night listening to the disorder of your veins, you may miss your only love, you may see the world about you devastated by evil lunatics, or know your honour trampled in the sewers of baser minds. There is only one thing for it then- to learn. Learn why the world wags and what wags it. That is the only thing which the mind can never exhaust, never alienate, never be tortured by, never fear or distrust, and never dream of regretting. Learning is the only thing for you. Look what a lot of things there are to learn. -- T.H. White, The Once and Future King |


If you want read only source access to the source depot,
follow the following instructions and you'll be set.
I'm not using CVS, so it may be a bit more different
than you're used to.
Directions
- Get a copy of the perforce client from
www.perforce.com. They have it for pretty much every OS
and architecture you can throw at it. They'll probably port
it for you if they dont have it.
- Set up the perforce client:
User Name (P4USER): readonly
Server Address (P4PORT): www.newos.org:9998
Client Name (P4CLIENT): YourFirstnameLastname
(something unique)
If you're using the Windows GUI, you can configure this
stuff with that, otherwise you'll need to set up
environment variables to store this information. The above
bold names are the environment variables you'll need to set
before running 'p4 client'.
For example, using bash: export P4USER="readonly"
using csh: setenv P4USER readonly
- If you want just the newos source and no extra stuff,
only map //depot/newos/, to do this, set your client mapping line to //depot/newos/... //yourclientnamehere/newos/... instead of the default //depot/... //yourclientnamehere/...
- Need some help with perforce? Here
is a link to their documentation
- Some basic commands: (if using command line interface)
'p4 client': Allows you to edit your client spec
'p4 sync': syncs you with the source
'p4 sync -f': unconditionally grabs all of the source
again, useful if you think you've gotten out of sync with
the server
Have fun! If you have any questions, please contact me at
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|


{# make podcast details variables accessible globally from any page #} {% set podcast = get('podcastdetails')%}


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{% extends "saas/base_dashboard.html" %} {% block saas_title %} Lifetime value {% endblock %} {% block saas_content %} Name Contract Value Cash Payments Deferred Revenue Created at Ends at [[item.printable_name]] [[item.contract_value]] [[item.cash_payments]] [[item.deferred_revenue]] [[item.created_at]] [[item.ends_at]] {% endblock %}


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marking
1.0
A marking script for 1st year programming
|
The marker script for Python submissions. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| def | __init__ (self) |
| def | convertByteString (self, bytes) |
| Decodes the given byte string into a regular string. More... | |
| def | runFile (self, name) |
| Runs the python script. More... | |
| def | performDiff (self, expected, ans) |
| Performs the diff between the student's output and the master output. More... | |
| def | runSubmission (self, submission) |
| Runs the student submission. More... | |
| def | formatForCSV (self, table, rubric) |
| def | writeIncremental (self, table, rubric) |
| Writes the incremental file. More... | |
| def | loadIncremental (self, file, masterRubric) |
| def | mark (self, rootDir, rubric) |
| This is the main function of the Marker. More... | |
Public Attributes | |
| extension | |
| run | |
| editor | |
| inputFiles | |
| outputFiles | |
| diff | |
| workingDir | |
| preProcessScript | |
| auxFiles | |
The marker script for Python submissions.
The extension of Python files. run: The Python runtime. editor: An instance of the editor class. inputFiles: The list of input files for the assignment. outputFiles: The List of output files for the assignment. diff: Whether to perform the diff or not. workingDir: The directory where we copy all of the files. preProcessScript: The script that needs to be run before the assignment is run. auxFiles: The list of auxiliary files.
Definition at line 36 of file pythonmarker.py.
| def pythonmarker.PythonMarker.__init__ | ( | self | ) |
Definition at line 40 of file pythonmarker.py.
| def pythonmarker.PythonMarker.convertByteString | ( | self, | |
| bytes | |||
| ) |
Decodes the given byte string into a regular string.
bytes: The byte string to be decoded.
The decoded string (if possible)
Definition at line 63 of file pythonmarker.py.
| def pythonmarker.PythonMarker.formatForCSV | ( | self, | |
| table, | |||
| rubric | |||
| ) |
Definition at line 251 of file pythonmarker.py.
| def pythonmarker.PythonMarker.loadIncremental | ( | self, | |
| file, | |||
| masterRubric | |||
| ) |
Definition at line 317 of file pythonmarker.py.
| def pythonmarker.PythonMarker.mark | ( | self, | |
| rootDir, | |||
| rubric | |||
| ) |
This is the main function of the Marker.
This will iterate over the directory of each student, read their submission, compile and run it. It will then capture their output and diff it. This will then be sent to the editor so the TA can mark the assignment. It can also restore the list using an incremental file.
rootDir: The root of the assignemnts. rubric: The marking rubric to use.
The table containing all of the students, their marks and comments.
Definition at line 354 of file pythonmarker.py.
| def pythonmarker.PythonMarker.performDiff | ( | self, | |
| expected, | |||
| ans | |||
| ) |
Performs the diff between the student's output and the master output.
expected: The master output to compare against. ans: The students answer.
0 if the diff fails, 1 otherwise. It will also return the results of the diff.
Definition at line 133 of file pythonmarker.py.
| def pythonmarker.PythonMarker.runFile | ( | self, | |
| name | |||
| ) |
Runs the python script.
This will also capture stdout, stderr, and use any input files as stdin.
name: The name of the file to run.
The stdout, stderr, and return code of the program.
Definition at line 93 of file pythonmarker.py.
| def pythonmarker.PythonMarker.runSubmission | ( | self, | |
| submission | |||
| ) |
Runs the student submission.
submission: The student submission bundle.
Definition at line 157 of file pythonmarker.py.
| def pythonmarker.PythonMarker.writeIncremental | ( | self, | |
| table, | |||
| rubric | |||
| ) |
Writes the incremental file.
This file is used as a backup in case the script crashes (or a break needs to be taken.) It also keeps track of which students have been marked.
This assumes that the students are marked in the order that their directories exist in the root directory.
table: The table of students and their grades. rubric: The sample rubric.
Definition at line 291 of file pythonmarker.py.
| pythonmarker.PythonMarker.auxFiles |
Definition at line 49 of file pythonmarker.py.
| pythonmarker.PythonMarker.diff |
Definition at line 46 of file pythonmarker.py.
| pythonmarker.PythonMarker.editor |
Definition at line 43 of file pythonmarker.py.
| pythonmarker.PythonMarker.extension |
Definition at line 41 of file pythonmarker.py.
| pythonmarker.PythonMarker.inputFiles |
Definition at line 44 of file pythonmarker.py.
| pythonmarker.PythonMarker.outputFiles |
Definition at line 45 of file pythonmarker.py.
| pythonmarker.PythonMarker.preProcessScript |
Definition at line 48 of file pythonmarker.py.
| pythonmarker.PythonMarker.run |
Definition at line 42 of file pythonmarker.py.
| pythonmarker.PythonMarker.workingDir |
Definition at line 47 of file pythonmarker.py.


By default your Angular Material application will use the default theme, a theme that is pre-configured with the following palettes for intention groups:
Configuring of the default theme is done by using the $mdThemingProvider
during application configuration.
You can specify a color palette for a given color intention by calling the
appropriate configuration method (theme.primaryPalette
, theme.accentPalette
,
theme.warnPalette
, theme.backgroundPalette
).
You can mark a theme as dark by calling theme.dark()
.
You can specify the hues from a palette that will be used by an intention group
by default and for the md-hue-1
, md-hue-2
, md-hue-3
classes.
By default, shades 500
, 300
800
and A100
are used for primary
and
warn
intentions, while 400
, 300
, 800
and A100
are used for accent
.
md-hue-1
class
'hue-2': '600', // use shade 600 for the md-hue-2
class
'hue-3': 'A100' // use shade A100 for the md-hue-3
class
})
// If you specify less than all of the keys, it will inherit from the
// default shades
.accentPalette('purple', {
'default': '200' // use shade 200 for default, and keep all other shades the same
});
});
As mentioned before, Angular Material ships with the Material Design
Spec's color palettes built in. In the event that you need to define a custom color palette, you can use $mdThemingProvider
to define it, thereby making
it available to your theme for use in its intention groups. Note that you must
specify all hues in the definition map.
Sometimes it is easier to extend an existing color palette to overwrite a few
colors than define a whole new one. You can use $mdThemingProvider.extendPalette
to quickly extend an existing color palette.
neonRed
$mdThemingProvider.definePalette('neonRed', neonRedMap);
// Use that theme for the primary intentions
$mdThemingProvider.theme('default')
.primaryPalette('neonRed')
});


{% extends 'base.html' %} {% block main %}
Your reference number: {{ request.session.reference_number }}
Thank you for submitting a photograph with associated text to Sensing Place. It will now go to moderation and until moderation is completed your photograph will not be made public. Photographs of identifiable people cannot be made public due to Data Protection legislation, and images and/or text that could cause offense, embarrassment or distress will also not be made public.
Moderation will be done as soon as possible, and your photograph should be made public within a couple of weeks.
If you would like to contact the moderators to check the progress of your photograph, please provide details on the uploaded photograph and the reference number above to sensingplace@winchester.ac.uk


public class BasisHyperbolicTension extends ElasticCoefficients
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
BasisHyperbolicTension(InelasticOrdinates io,
BasisSplineElasticParams bfp) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
WengertJacobian |
calcJacobian()
Calculate the Jacobian for the segment
|
double |
calcOrderedDerivative(double dblPoint,
int iOrder,
boolean bLocal)
Calculate the ordered derivative for the node
|
double |
calcValue(double dblPoint)
Calculate the interpolated value at the given input point
|
WengertJacobian |
calcValueJacobian(double dblPoint)
Calculate the Jacobian of the interpolated value at the given input point
|
boolean |
calibrate(double dblLeftValue,
double[] adblLeftDeriv,
double dblRightValue)
Calibrate the coefficients from the boundary values and the left derivatives set
|
boolean |
calibrate(ElasticCoefficients ecPrev,
double dblRightValue)
Calibrate the coefficients from the prior B Spline Segment and the right node value
|
java.lang.String |
displayString()
Displays a string representation of the spanning state
|
double |
getIndexedCoefficient(int iIndex,
boolean bLocal)
Retrieve the coefficient corresponding to a the given index
|
static void |
main(java.lang.String[] astrArgs) |
int |
numCoefficients()
Retrieves the number of coefficients
|
int |
numParameters()
Retrieves the Number of Parameters
|
calibrate, calibrateJacobian, calibrateJacobian, calibrateJacobian
public BasisHyperbolicTension(InelasticOrdinates io, BasisSplineElasticParams bfp) throws java.lang.Exception
java.lang.Exception
public int numCoefficients()
ElasticCoefficients
numCoefficients
in class ElasticCoefficients
public int numParameters()
ElasticCoefficients
numParameters
in class ElasticCoefficients
public boolean calibrate(double dblLeftValue, double[] adblLeftDeriv, double dblRightValue)
ElasticCoefficients
calibrate
in class ElasticCoefficients
dblLeftValue
- Left ValueadblLeftDeriv
- Array of Left Local DerivativesdblRightValue
- Right Valuepublic boolean calibrate(ElasticCoefficients ecPrev, double dblRightValue)
ElasticCoefficients
calibrate
in class ElasticCoefficients
ecPrev
- B Prior Elastic CoefficientsdblRightValue
- Right End Node Valuepublic WengertJacobian calcJacobian()
ElasticCoefficients
calcJacobian
in class ElasticCoefficients
public double getIndexedCoefficient(int iIndex, boolean bLocal) throws java.lang.Exception
ElasticCoefficients
getIndexedCoefficient
in class ElasticCoefficients
iIndex
- Coefficient IndexbLocal
- TRUE => Get the localized transform of the coefficient; FALSE => Get the untransformedjava.lang.Exception
public double calcOrderedDerivative(double dblPoint, int iOrder, boolean bLocal) throws java.lang.Exception
ElasticCoefficients
calcOrderedDerivative
in class ElasticCoefficients
dblPoint
- Point at which the derivatives are to be calculatediOrder
- Derivative OrderbLocal
- TRUE => Get the localized transform of the derivative; FALSE => Get the untransformedjava.lang.Exception
public double calcValue(double dblPoint) throws java.lang.Exception
ElasticCoefficients
calcValue
in class ElasticCoefficients
dblPoint
- Input pointjava.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the interpolation did not succeedpublic WengertJacobian calcValueJacobian(double dblPoint)
ElasticCoefficients
calcValueJacobian
in class ElasticCoefficients
dblPoint
- Input pointpublic java.lang.String displayString()
ElasticCoefficients
displayString
in class ElasticCoefficients
public static final void main(java.lang.String[] astrArgs) throws java.lang.Exception
java.lang.Exception


Thoughts on Internship with OpenDayLight
Date: 2016-08-29
Hello,
Today is the final day of my internship and so I have decided to leave my thoughts of working on Jenkins Job Builder (JJB) and with the community.
When I first started working on JJB, I had very basic programming knowledge and with limited to none knowledge on Git, GitHub, and Gerrit. My goal for the internship was to expand my knowledge and gain some work experience in an open source environment. Over the last 3 months of working on the JJB project, I have acquired essential skills such as using Git and Gerrit, ways to problem solve, and improve my programming skills.
I have also gained valuable experience on how the open source community work together. Because of the nature of having to review patches on Gerrit before merging any patches into the main branch, I was able to improve and write better code from reviews given by experts and more experienced programmers. Their perspectives and thoughts when problems arises were valuable as more often than not, I would have not thought of or considered. I like JJB’s documentation since it is often consistent, and concise. This allows me to rely on the documentation while I am working.The open source community has been friendly and helpful whenever I needed help. They are always willing to help wherever they can.
I think however, that patches are slow to be reviewed on. There are many patches that are weeks old. Few patches are months, and even a year old.
Working on JJB, I have attained more than my goals and expectations as I have become a core reviewer of JJB. I plan on continuing to contribute wherever I can after this internship is over.Thank you JJB team, OpenStack, OpenDayLight, and the rest of the community for the internship. It has been a great experience.
Attached below is a link to my JJB project proposal document with a complete table of plugins that I have worked on and weekly work log found at the bottom of the document [1].
[1] JJB project proposal


Your Roles :
- Recognise the leader in you
- Manage a team of enthusiast
- Bring out creative ideas
- Promote and market Fnplus products
- Organize events in your college
Perks :
- LoR
- Certificate
- On Demand Resume
- Performance based paid perks
- Internship/placement opportunities and many more defined benefits


Home
Issue Term Deposit
Activate Term Deposit
Redeem Term Deposit
Rollover Term Deposit
KYC Data
Cash:
Total Deposits:
Current Deposits
Current Offers
Known Clients


School projects
Grade 9 English (2014)
Grade 9 Business Tech (2015)
Grade 9 Geography (2015)
Grade 10 Science (2015)


| DOSE: T+ 0:00 |
1 line |
insufflated |
Ketamine |
(powder / crystals) |
| T+ 0:40 |
1 line |
insufflated |
Ketamine |
(powder / crystals) |
| T+ 1:30 |
1 line |
insufflated |
Ketamine |
(powder / crystals) |
I did K with my sister and her boyfriend, in the company of two other people who weren't doing it. I was with people I trusted and felt safe around, which I think is important for first time usage. When I did the first line I had come back from a pub and was still quite drunk, so when the K came in I felt nausous. This can ruin the experience, and fortunately wore off before long.
The first effect was an increased drunk feeling, and a feeling of dissociation from the senses of touch and sight, but not sound, that came later. My energy levels went down and it became harder to interact with people who were not on the drug, as my speech was slurred and it was hard to make/maintain eye contact. Walking around became comical as perception of scale and proportion decreased. After about 20 mins my perception was changed in a way that is difficult to explain, or even remember, as everyday terms and ideas do not give much insight into this new way of seeing.
My sister told me to go upstairs and get the hampster so we could observe it in awe. I tried to explain to her the difficulty of the task she had just set me but she wasn't having any of it so I hauled myself off the sofa and proceeded to make my way up the stairs. Once upstairs I decided to stand still and just 'be' for a moment. I was fairly dissociated from my body at this point and I felt like my 'self' was floating at head height and was surprised at my ability to stand up all on my own, as my senses weren't giving me much information. Then I remembered the task at hand, which was to find the hampster, so I looked in my sisters bedroom - how funny it looked! All small and different, like a little underground room. Slowly and carefully I made my way in. Everything seemed dimly lit. The sensation of moving through space was very interesting.
Giving up hope of finding the hampster, I went downstairs. Suddenly I was downstairs in the kitchen! I had a memory of moving between the two points, but my perception of time was very different. Back in the sitting room, I collapsed on the sofa and sunk into it, feeling warm and calm. I floated away. I could still see my surroundings but my brain wasn't processing the visual information in the same way. My imagination was giving it new meaning. The other side of the room could have been far away, the outlines of the cushions on the floor mountain ranges. I closed my eyes and was off in space, slowly travelling backwards and round, clinging onto the memory of the image of the room as my only perception, and therefore the only thing that could confirm I was still here and alive! This could have been frightening, but I knew I was in a safe place and that this was the effect of a drug I had taken, so it was enjoyable.
Because my senses (except for hearing) were not giving my brain any information about my surroundings, I was left with only my mind. In the everyday world, it is hard to visualise the mind because the senses are what I experience, not the mind. Here, the cover of senses was taken away and I could see my 'self' more easily. I felt like I was merging with a collective consiousness. The perception of this was of a feeling of presence and warmth, of being observed, like 'it' knowing I am there and acknowledging me. By this time my hearing was distorted, and I remember hearing 'build-ups' to noises like doors opening and people moving around. I felt when a sound was going to happen before it happened.
I felt very communicative, on a non-verbal level, with the people I could hear moving around. My sister on the floor in front of me held my hand and her presence was so great it almost felt like a form of communication. She was talking quetly under her breath and I remember responding to what she was saying, but not talking back. I remember squeezing her hands occasionally and feeling very connected. Later her boyfriend told us she was having a one-sided conversation.
I felt someone come into the room and I felt an empathy with them. Maybe they were looking at me on the sofa. My sister's boyfriend, who had taken the same amount but was not sofa-bound, came and sat down next to me and I opened my eyes and looked around, still unable to feel my body.  With slurred speech I told him that that would not be possible, sorry, and laughed. He persisted so I got out my baccy and weed. That was hard because I couldn't really feel the contents of my pocket. I gave him the equipment and told him he was gonna have to do it. When we smoked it only mildly effected me, the K overrulled most of the effect.
After a while everyone went to sleep and so did I, putting an end to a spiritually enlightening and memorable experience. The next day I found I could not remember some 'revelations' and concepts that I promised myself I would remember at the time, so unfortunately these are not included in this writing! I would say that this is a very interesting and intense drug.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


{% extends "FSJ/base_with_banner.html" %} {% load i18n %} {# NOTE YOU MUST LOAD i18n to every HTML page even though it's also loaded to base.html #} {# A page for students to view awards which they have applied for that are now closed #} {% block heading %} {# Translators: Awards page home label #} {% trans "Application History" %} {% endblock %} {% block content %}
| {% trans "Award" %} | {# Translators: Award description header in awards table #}{% trans "Description" %} | {# Translators: Award value header in awards table #}{% trans "Value" %} | {# Translators: Award years of study header in awards table #}{% trans "Years of Study" %} | {# Translators: Award start date header in awards table #}{% trans "Start date" %} | {# Translators: Award end date header in awards table #}{% trans "End date" %} | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| {{award.name }} | {{award.description|linebreaks}} | {{award.value}} |
{% for year in award.years_of_study.all %}
{{year}} {% endfor %} |
{{award.start_date|date:"Y-m-d"}} | {{award.end_date|date:"Y-m-d"}} | |||
| {% trans "No past awards" %} |


Dynamic Grid
Create a multi-column, dynamic grid layout whose items can be sorted and filtered.
The Dynamic Grid component allows you to create a dynamic and responsive grid layout utilizing the Grid component. Grid items will arrange themselves fluently and seamlessly for a gap-free multi-column layout on all device sizes.
Usage
To apply this component, add the data-uk-grid
attribute to the container element. Set the width of the grid items by using the uk-width-*
or .uk-grid-width-*
classes from the Grid component.
Example
Markup

...

...

...

...

Grid Gutter
Divide grid items with a gutter by adding the {gutter: 20}
option to the data attribute. In this case the gutter will be 20px wide.
Example
Markup

...

Filtering
You can also filter your grid so that only particular items will be displayed. To do so, add the {controls: '#my-id'}
option to the data-attribute to target the id for the filter controls. Each control needs to have the data-uk-filter
attribute to define the category you want to filter. Then you also need to add the data-uk-filter
attribute to each grid item to define what category the item belongs to. Separate multiple categories by comma.
Example
Markup
This example is using a Subnav to filter the items.

...

...

...

Sorting
To sort grid items ascendingly, add the {controls: '#my-id'}
option to the data-attribute to target the id for the sorting controls.
Each control needs to have the data-uk-sort
attribute with a custom value that targets the category you want to be sorted, for example data-uk-sort="my-category"
. You also need to add a data attribute to each grid item, using your target category's name. The value contains the data which should be sorted, for example data-my-category="my-data"
.
Items are sorted ascendingly by default. To sort the items descendingly just add :desc
to the value of the controls' data attribute, for example data-uk-sort="my-category:desc"
.
Example
Markup

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Multiple categories
To use more than one category to sort grid items, use a different name for each category.
Markup

...

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JavaScript options
| Option | Possible value | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
colwidth |
integer | auto | Columns width |
animation |
boolean | true | Animate columns on update |
duration |
integer | 200 | Animation duration |
gutter |
integer | 0 | Gutter between columns |
controls |
string | false | Css selector to connect filter / order controls. |
filter |
string | '' | Items filter |
Init element manually
var grid = UIkit.grid(element, { /* options */ });
Events
| Name | Parameter | Description |
|---|---|---|
beforeupdate.uk.grid |
event, children | On before update grid |
afterupdate.uk.grid |
event, children | On after update grid |
Example
Listening for beforeupdate events with jQuery:
$(function() {
$('[data-uk-grid]').on('beforeupdate.uk.grid', function(e, children) {
// your event-handling goes here
});
});


8.22. KHyperLogLog Functions
Presto implements the KHyperLogLog
algorithm and data structure. KHyperLogLog
data structure can be created
through khyperloglog_agg()
.
Data Structures
KHyperLogLog is a data sketch that compactly represents the association of two
columns. It is implemented in Presto as a two-level data structure composed of
a MinHash structure whose entries map to HyperLogLog
.
Serialization
KHyperLogLog sketches can be cast to and from varbinary
. This allows them to
be stored for later use.
Functions
-
khyperloglog_agg
(x, y) → KHyperLogLog Returns the
KHyperLogLog
sketch that represents the relationship between columnsx
andy
. The MinHash structure summarizesx
and the HyperLogLog sketches representy
values linked tox
values.
-
cardinality
(khll) → bigint This calculates the cardinality of the MinHash sketch, i.e.
x
’s cardinality.
-
intersection_cardinality
(khll1, khll2) → bigint Returns the set intersection cardinality of the data represented by the MinHash structures of
khll1
andkhll2
.
-
jaccard_index
(khll1, khll2) → double Returns the Jaccard index of the data represented by the MinHash structures of
khll1
andkhll2
.
-
uniqueness_distribution
(khll) → map<bigint,double> For a certain value
x'
, uniqueness is understood as how manyy'
values are associated with it in the source dataset. This is obtained with the cardinality of the HyperLogLog that is mapped from the MinHash bucket that corresponds tox'
. This function returns a histogram that represents the uniqueness distribution, the X-axis being theuniqueness
and the Y-axis being the relative frequency ofx
values.
-
uniqueness_distribution
(khll, histogramSize) → map<bigint,double> Returns the uniqueness histogram with the given amount of buckets. If omitted, the value defaults to 256. All
uniqueness
values greater thanhistogramSize
are accumulated in the last bucket.
-
reidentification_potential
(khll, threshold) → double The reidentification potential is the ratio of
x
values that have auniqueness
under the giventhreshold
.
-
merge
(khll) → KHyperLogLog Returns the
KHyperLogLog
of the aggregate union of the individualKHyperLogLog
structures.
-
merge_khll
(array(khll)) → KHyperLogLog Returns the
KHyperLogLog
of the union of an array of KHyperLogLog structures.


New feature: Experimental 3D support added.
New feature: Controls grouped for easier use.
Orbit data last updated on 14th August, 2019 and predictions are available only until 16th September, 2019.
This data is obtained from JPL/NASA HORIZONS interface.
NASA's Deep Space Network (DSN) is tracking Chandrayaan 2.


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Strategy Mode Median Largest Triangle One Bucket Largest Triangle Three Bucket
Bucket Size 10
Data Count
Generate chart Generate circle


Phenotype of the month
Cxcr2
C-X-C chemokine receptor 2
Phenotype Summary:
16 week PBL - increased CD4 αβ effector T cells in males and females, increased CD8 αβ effector T cells in males, increased γδ T cells in males and females, decreased B cells in females, increased neutrophils in females and monocytes in females and males; no difference in heterozygous miceSpleen - Increased effector CD4 and CD8 αβ T-cells, increased effector γδ T cells, increased granulocytes, increased eosinophils
Bone Marrow - Increased granulocytes
Plasma Chemistry - Decreased glucose and increased creatinine in heterozygous females; ecreased total protein in homozygous males and females
Anti-nuclear antibody assay - Increased anti-nuclear antibodies in serum
Salmonella Challenge - Increased weight loss and bacterial count in liver and ceacal contents
Gene information:
- G-protein coupled receptor
- involved in immune cell migration
- expressed at high levels on circulating neutrophils
- involved in senescence, cancer and diseases caused by activated neutrophils
Read more:
- 1. Wu, D. et al. Characterization of two high affinity human interleukin-8 receptors (1993). Science. 261, 101-3
Pubmed Link - 2. Del Rio, L. et al. CXCR2 deficiency confers impaired neutrophil recruitment and increased susceptibility during Toxoplasma gondii infection.J Immunol. 167,6503-9 (2001)
Pubmed Link - 3. Acosta, JC. et al. Chemokine signaling via the CXCR2 receptor reinforces senescence. Cell 2133, 1006-18 (2008)
Pubmed Link - 4. Jamieson, T. et al. Inhibition of CXCR2 profoundly suppresses inflammation-driven and sponaneous tumorigensis. J Clin Invest. 122, 3127-44 (2012)
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--- layout: jsdoc title: "Module: workbox-range-requests" jsdocNav: - Modules: - workbox-background-sync - workbox-broadcast-cache-update - workbox-build - workbox-cache-expiration - workbox-cacheable-response - workbox-google-analytics - workbox-precaching - workbox-range-requests - workbox-routing - workbox-runtime-caching - workbox-sw - workbox-webpack-plugin ---
A helper library that instructs a service worker respond to HTTP requests that include a Range: header with a subset of a full response.
If you are not already using Workbox, this library can be used in a standalone form via workbox.rangeRequests.handleRangeRequest.
If you are using Workbox for routing or request handling already, then CacheRangeResponsePlugin will offer the easiest integration.
If your cached resources are large, use caution when adding this library. Some browsers need to read the entire resource into memory before it can be modified to respond to the request.
Inspired by


2) Joystick input circuit¶
A 5-position joystick toggle switch is used for accessing device configuration menus. It is not yet enabled in firmware.
In addition to the toggle switch (S1) the following additional components are required for the joystick circuit:
- 20K Resistor (R27)
- 12K Resistor (R28)
- 0.1 uF capactor (C1)
- Resistor array (U7)
- Schmitt buffer (U8)
Solder the resistors and capacitors onto the board as shown in the pictures below (no specific order).
Solder the toggle switch onto the board.
Solder the Schmitt buffer onto the board (image to be added).


Welcome to ABSI
Access Business Solutions International is a business intelligence company delivering tailored corporate conferences and trainings based on the latest market research and emerging issues in the relevant industry.
We integrate cutting edge technologies and present-day global business trends in our products which make us the preferred option for companies seeking sustainable growth and profit through the adoption of effective corporate strategies.
We aim to provide creative B2B solutions for local and international enterprises through the promotion of global opportunities for our clients to profit from, through interaction and learning.
Strategic Partnerships
We partner with globally renowned companies and individuals in their respective fields. This, coupled with our own dedicated team of highly driven and exceptionally experienced staff makes us more than capable of delivering cutting edge business solutions.
Our Mission
To provide our partners and clients with a platform to generate strategic business intelligence through interaction and learning.
Our Vision
To become a global leader in the provision of relevant, strategic, and current day business information that gives our clients the competitive advantage
Our Values
We actively seek and encourage innovation by our staff, clients and partners alike.
- We strive to provide strategic business intelligence to all our clients through our research-driven events.
- We strive to adhere to strict professional standards and adopt an ‘above board’ approach to everything we do
- We strive to nurture and develop mutually beneficial and sustained relationships with our partners and clients.
- We employ HR best practices to keep our dedicated team of highly qualified professionals happy and motivated.
- We strive to make a valuable contribution to society through our Corporate Social Responsibility initiatives.


public class MedianFilter
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
MedianFilter(int length,
double init_val)
Initialize all things needed for the median filter.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
double |
filter(double input)
Add a new input to the filter and get the current output from the filter
|
public MedianFilter(int length, double init_val)
length
- Number of previous values to consider for the median calculation.
5 is probably a good starting point. Bigger length means more noise rejection,
but also induces more delay from input to output. Also, median calculations are
non-linear in big-O time complexity, so cranking this number up will really
start to slow things down.init_val
- Initial output of the filter. Usually zero, unless you know something about your system that we don't.


For quite a while after dosage I felt quite good (I took 4 original p.e.p pills, I'd done 2 a couple of months prior to this and I had experienced no effects, so this seemed a good dosage). It was very much like a decent dose of speed, but somewhat psychedelic. I noticed as time went on that I was beginning to get visuals. They mainly consisted of thin 'waves' of lines of dark green and purple, but did vary.
After around 2 hours of dosing I began to feel slightly unwell, like the trip was becoming too intense, it became difficult to type, where as before my typing was enhanced greatly. I also started to notice general discomfort and a difficulty breathing.
As time went on this continued, gradually getting worse and worse. I tried to reassure myself that I was just having a bad trip and that it must be mainly paranoia due to the intensity of the trip. My heart felt like it was beating far too frantically and breathing was now quite a task. I decided to go to bed but upon laying down I felt extremely uncomfortable and extremely scared. I felt as if there was a huge pressure on me, pushing me back.  Then I began to get strange pains and a numbness down my left side which would come and go.
Still worrying if it was just paranoia, I decided to call for an ambulance; better to be safe than sorry I thought. The ambulance came after about 15 minutes and the paramedics took me out to and hooked me up to some sort of heart monitor. I was told my heart beat was quite high and that they'd need to take me into hospital. That journey in the ambulance seemed like one of the longest I've ever had. I kept feeling as if I were about to faint or go into cardiac arrest (which wasn't just paranoia).
When in hospital they took blood samples and continued to monitor my heart/pulse and blood pressure etc. They hooked me up to a drip to try and flush the drug out of my body and injected some sort of steroid.
I dosed at around 1am, got into hospital at around 7am, and after a few hours they moved me from accident and emergency to a ward. I spent all of that day and the majority of the next on that ward, all the time hooked up to a heart monitor to, often being checked upon.
Later on I found out my heart reached over 160bpm when I first entered hospital, normally it should be 60, anything over 100 is quite dangerous and can prove fatal. My heart didn't even begin to slow down until around 6pm that evening, and still it was around 100/120bpm.
I was let home around mid afternoon the next day. It was an extremely traumatizing experience for me, I really didn't think I'd make it through it. I was extremely paranoid and honestly believed that my heart wouldn't be able to keep up and would eventually just go into cardiac arrest (which it could have easily done).
I found I was very tired and still found it somewhat difficult to breathe for the next few days after this, not really recovering properly for a week. What's worse than that though is that now I'm extremely paranoid about ever using stimulants again, I'm not entirely sure if there's any lasting damage that has been done and worry if I were to use a stimulant, would my heart be fucked.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


This demo shows how to use {@link jidejs/base/Observable}s as value containers and provides an introduction to the concept of computed observables.
require(['jidejs/base/Observable'], function(Observable) { // first create an observable value var x = Observable(2); // let's log its value // to access the current value of any observable object, we use the `get` method. log("x: "+x.get()); // now create a computed observable var square = Observable.computed(function() { return x.get() * x.get(); }); // and retrieve its value log("square: "+square.get()); // it is important to note that the value of a computed observable is only computed when its value is actually // read var timesTwo = Observable.computed(function() { log("Computing timesTwo"); return 2 * x.get(); }); log("Before computing timesTwo"); log("Now timesTwo has been computed: "+timesTwo.get()); // change the value of x and log the new values x.set(4); log("x: "+x.get()); log("square: "+square.get()); log("timesTwo: "+timesTwo.get()); // create a writable calculated observable var writableTimesTwo = Observable.computed({ read: function() { // define accessor return 2*x.get(); }, write: function(value) { // define mutator x.set(value / 2); } }); log("writableTimesTwo: "+writableTimesTwo.get()); writableTimesTwo.set(4); log("x: "+x.get()); log("writableTimesTwo: "+writableTimesTwo.get()); // this utility function appends an entry to our visible log function log(msg) { root.querySelector('#xlog').appendChild(function() { var li = document.createElement('li'); li.innerHTML = msg; return li; }()); } });
When using an {@link jidejs/base/Observable}, remember that you can access its value using the {@link jidejs/base/Observable~get} method and that you can change its value using the {@link jidejs/base/Observable~set} method.
A computed
observable will only recalculate its value when one of the observables it depends on has
changed. It will also calculate its value lazily, which means that its value will not be calculated before it is actually
accessed.
Observables are a great way to encapsulate the state of an application if it fits into a single object.
In fact, the application that powers this website is built around two observables: The requested example id and the actual example object which contains all necessary data to generate the UI of the application.
To learn how to get informed when the value of an observable changes, please take a look at the Subscription example.


| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| com.avaje.ebean.dbmigration.ddlgeneration | |
| com.avaje.ebean.dbmigration.ddlgeneration.platform |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
DdlBuffer |
DdlBuffer.append(String content)
Append DDL content to the buffer.
|
DdlBuffer |
DdlBuffer.append(String type,
int space)
Append DDL content to the buffer with space padding.
|
DdlBuffer |
DdlBuffer.appendWithSpace(String foreignKeyRestrict)
Append a value that is potentially null or empty and proceed it with a space if so.
|
DdlBuffer |
DdlWrite.apply()
Return the buffer that APPLY DDL is written to.
|
DdlBuffer |
DdlWrite.applyForeignKeys()
Return the buffer that APPLY DDL is written to for foreign keys and their associated indexes.
|
DdlBuffer |
DdlWrite.applyHistory()
Return the buffer that apply history DDL is written to.
|
DdlBuffer |
DdlWrite.drop()
Return the buffer that destructive changes are written to.
|
DdlBuffer |
DdlWrite.dropHistory()
Return the buffer that is used when history is no longer required on a table or specific columns.
|
DdlBuffer |
DdlBuffer.end()
End of a change - add some whitespace.
|
DdlBuffer |
DdlBuffer.endOfStatement()
Append the end of statement content.
|
DdlBuffer |
DdlBuffer.newLine()
Append new line character to the buffer.
|
DdlBuffer |
DdlWrite.rollback()
Return the buffer that ROLLBACK DDL is written to which is considered safe to run when
apply changes fail to execute.
|
DdlBuffer |
DdlWrite.rollbackForeignKeys()
Return the buffer that ROLLBACK DDL is written to for foreign keys and associated indexes.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
BaseDdlBuffer
Base implementation of DdlBuffer using an underlying writer.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
DdlBuffer |
BaseDdlBuffer.append(String content) |
DdlBuffer |
BaseDdlBuffer.append(String content,
int space) |
DdlBuffer |
BaseDdlBuffer.appendWithSpace(String foreignKeyRestrict) |
DdlBuffer |
BaseDdlBuffer.end()
Used to demarcate the end of a series of statements.
|
DdlBuffer |
BaseDdlBuffer.endOfStatement() |
DdlBuffer |
BaseDdlBuffer.newLine() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected void |
PostgresHistoryDdl.addFunction(DdlBuffer apply,
String procedureName,
String historyTable,
List<String> includedColumns) |
protected void |
PostgresHistoryDdl.addSysPeriodColumns(DdlBuffer apply,
String baseTableName,
String whenCreatedColumn)
Use Postgres range type rather than start and end timestamps.
|
protected void |
DbTriggerBasedHistoryDdl.addSysPeriodColumns(DdlBuffer apply,
String baseTableName,
String whenCreatedColumn) |
protected void |
BaseTableDdl.alterTableAddColumn(DdlBuffer buffer,
String tableName,
Column column,
boolean onHistoryTable) |
protected void |
BaseTableDdl.alterTableAddForeignKey(DdlBuffer buffer,
String fkName,
String tableName,
String[] columns,
String refTable,
String[] refColumns) |
protected void |
BaseTableDdl.alterTableDropColumn(DdlBuffer buffer,
String tableName,
String columnName) |
protected void |
DbTriggerBasedHistoryDdl.appendColumnNames(DdlBuffer buffer,
List<String> columns,
String columnPrefix) |
protected void |
BaseTableDdl.appendColumns(String[] columns,
DdlBuffer buffer) |
protected void |
PostgresHistoryDdl.appendInsertIntoHistory(DdlBuffer buffer,
String historyTable,
List<String> columns) |
protected void |
DbTriggerBasedHistoryDdl.appendInsertIntoHistory(DdlBuffer buffer,
String historyTable,
List<String> columns) |
protected void |
PostgresHistoryDdl.createHistoryTable(DdlBuffer apply,
MTable table)
Use Postgres create table like to create the history table.
|
protected void |
DbTriggerBasedHistoryDdl.createHistoryTable(DdlBuffer apply,
MTable table) |
protected void |
DbTriggerBasedHistoryDdl.createWithHistoryView(DdlBuffer apply,
String baseTableName) |
protected void |
DbTriggerBasedHistoryDdl.dropHistoryTableEtc(DdlBuffer buffer,
String baseTableName) |
protected void |
PostgresHistoryDdl.dropSysPeriodColumns(DdlBuffer buffer,
String baseTableName) |
protected void |
DbTriggerBasedHistoryDdl.dropSysPeriodColumns(DdlBuffer buffer,
String baseTableName) |
protected void |
BaseTableDdl.dropTable(DdlBuffer buffer,
String tableName)
Add 'drop table' statement to the buffer.
|
protected void |
PostgresHistoryDdl.dropTriggers(DdlBuffer buffer,
String baseTable) |
protected void |
MySqlHistoryDdl.dropTriggers(DdlBuffer buffer,
String baseTable) |
protected abstract void |
DbTriggerBasedHistoryDdl.dropTriggers(DdlBuffer buffer,
String baseTable) |
protected void |
H2HistoryDdl.dropTriggers(DdlBuffer buffer,
String baseTable) |
protected void |
BaseTableDdl.inlineUniqueConstraintSingle(DdlBuffer buffer,
Column column)
Write the unique constraint inline with the create table statement.
|
protected void |
BaseTableDdl.writeCheckConstraint(DdlBuffer buffer,
Column column,
String checkConstraint)
Write a check constraint.
|
protected void |
BaseTableDdl.writeCheckConstraints(DdlBuffer apply,
CreateTable createTable)
Write all the check constraints.
|
protected void |
PlatformDdl.writeColumnDefinition(DdlBuffer buffer,
Column column,
boolean useIdentity)
Write the column definition to the create table statement.
|
protected void |
DbTriggerBasedHistoryDdl.writeColumnDefinition(DdlBuffer buffer,
String columnName,
String type)
Write the column definition to the create table statement.
|
protected void |
BaseTableDdl.writeCompoundUniqueConstraints(DdlBuffer apply,
CreateTable createTable) |
protected void |
BaseTableDdl.writePrimaryKeyConstraint(DdlBuffer buffer,
String pkName,
String[] pkColumns)
Write the primary key constraint inline with the create table statement.
|
void |
PlatformDdl.writeTableColumns(DdlBuffer apply,
List<Column> columns,
boolean useIdentity)
Write all the table columns converting to platform types as necessary.
|
protected void |
BaseTableDdl.writeUniqueConstraints(DdlBuffer apply,
CreateTable createTable)
Write the unique constraints inline with the create table statement.
|
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Next: Contagion in Numeric Operations, Previous: Associativity and Commutativity in Numeric Operations, Up: Numeric Operations
Consider the following expression, in which we assume that 1.0 and 1.0e-15 both denote single floats:
(+ 1/3 2/3 1.0d0 1.0 1.0e-15)
One conforming implementation might process the arguments from left to right, first adding 1/3 and 2/3 to get 1, then converting that to a double float for combination with 1.0d0, then successively converting and adding 1.0 and 1.0e-15.
Another conforming implementation might process the arguments from right to left, first performing a single float addition of 1.0 and 1.0e-15 (perhaps losing accuracy in the process), then converting the sum to a double float and adding 1.0d0, then converting 2/3 to a double float and adding it, and then converting 1/3 and adding that.
A third conforming implementation might first scan all the arguments, process all the rationals first to keep that part of the computation exact, then find an argument of the largest floating-point format among all the arguments and add that, and then add in all other arguments, converting each in turn (all in a perhaps misguided attempt to make the computation as accurate as possible).
In any case, all three strategies are legitimate.
A conforming program could control the order by writing, for example,
(+ (+ 1/3 2/3) (+ 1.0d0 1.0e-15) 1.0)


Object Struct Reference
List of all members.
|
Public Attributes |
|
char | target [SZ_TARGET] |
|
char | hms_pos [SZ_TARGET] |
|
double | ra |
|
double | dec |
|
double | era |
|
double | edec |
|
char | type [SZ_TARGET] |
Detailed Description
Structure for the object being queried.
The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:


Hi,
I just received a rf12b board to put on my raspberry pi. Eager to get it started i setup my rpi according to the wiki. Currently there is no sign of activitiy on the board. How should the board behave? e.g. should the led blink when powered on? Can i test a fake transmission? Any tips on trouble shooting this thing would be greatly appreciated. I'm well versed in linux, but less in electronics...
Thanks for any tips
Pieter
Re: testing rf12b rpi board
Hi,
yes - the board will power its led when powered for two seconds and then blink upon every transmission. I program and test every board before I send it, If that is not happening, then it may have been damaged during transportation somehow. Can you post close-up picture of both sides of the board?
Martin
Re: testing rf12b rpi board
Hi,
Thanks for your suggestions. Before, i just connected the board and then powered the rpi, as that boot takes quite some time, i missed the blinking of the led on the board. As per your suggestions, I now first powered the rpi, and when it was running, mounted the board, and sure, the led blinked for 2 seconds. Tonight some more testing.
Thanks for your suggestions.
Pieter
Re: testing rf12b rpi board
Ok I found the issue.
I didn't start from the rpi image that the instructions mention, but from raspbmc, as my rpi is doubling as mediacenter as well.
There was nothing to fix in /boot/cmdline.txt nor in /etc/inittab. However, there was a file /etc/init/ttyAMA0.conf that made getty start and take the port. Removing the file and rebooting solved it.
Pieter
Re: testing rf12b rpi board
This is useful information, Thanks


public static final class R.string
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static int |
abc_action_bar_home_description
Content description for the action bar "home" affordance.
|
static int |
abc_action_bar_up_description
Content description for the action bar "up" affordance.
|
static int |
abc_action_menu_overflow_description
Content description for the action menu overflow button.
|
static int |
abc_action_mode_done
Label for the "Done" button on the far left of action mode toolbars.
|
static int |
abc_activity_chooser_view_see_all
Title for a button to expand the list of activities in ActivityChooserView [CHAR LIMIT=25]
|
static int |
abc_activitychooserview_choose_application
ActivityChooserView - accessibility support
Description of the shwoing of a popup window with activities to choose from.
|
static int |
abc_searchview_description_clear
SearchView accessibility description for clear button [CHAR LIMIT=NONE]
|
static int |
abc_searchview_description_query
SearchView accessibility description for search text field [CHAR LIMIT=NONE]
|
static int |
abc_searchview_description_search
SearchView accessibility description for search button [CHAR LIMIT=NONE]
|
static int |
abc_searchview_description_submit
SearchView accessibility description for submit button [CHAR LIMIT=NONE]
|
static int |
abc_searchview_description_voice
SearchView accessibility description for voice button [CHAR LIMIT=NONE]
|
static int |
abc_shareactionprovider_share_with
Description of the choose target button in a ShareActionProvider (share UI).
|
static int |
abc_shareactionprovider_share_with_application
Description of a share target (both in the list of such or the default share button) in a ShareActionProvider (share UI).
|
static int |
about_build_m_learn |
static int |
action_settings |
static int |
answer |
static int |
app_name |
static int |
auth_client_needs_enabling_title |
static int |
auth_client_needs_installation_title |
static int |
auth_client_needs_update_title |
static int |
auth_client_play_services_err_notification_msg |
static int |
auth_client_requested_by_msg |
static int |
auth_client_using_bad_version_title |
static int |
buildmlearn |
static int |
category_desc |
static int |
category_mode |
static int |
classic_mode |
static int |
classic_mode_description |
static int |
common_google_play_services_enable_button
Button in confirmation dialog to enable Google Play services.
|
static int |
common_google_play_services_enable_text
Message in confirmation dialog informing user they need to enable
Google Play services in application settings [CHAR LIMIT=NONE]
|
static int |
common_google_play_services_enable_title
Title of confirmation dialog informing user they need to enable
Google Play services in application settings [CHAR LIMIT=40]
|
static int |
common_google_play_services_error_notification_requested_by_msg
Requested by string saying which app requested the notification.
|
static int |
common_google_play_services_install_button
Button in confirmation dialog for installing Google Play services [CHAR LIMIT=40]
|
static int |
common_google_play_services_install_text_phone
(For phones) Message in confirmation dialog informing user that
they need to install Google Play services (from Play Store) [CHAR LIMIT=NONE]
|
static int |
common_google_play_services_install_text_tablet
(For tablets) Message in confirmation dialog informing user that
they need to install Google Play services (from Play Store) [CHAR LIMIT=NONE]
|
static int |
common_google_play_services_install_title
Title of confirmation dialog informing user that they need to install
Google Play services (from Play Store) [CHAR LIMIT=40]
|
static int |
common_google_play_services_invalid_account_text
Message in confirmation dialog informing the user that they provided an invalid account.
|
static int |
common_google_play_services_invalid_account_title
Title of confirmation dialog informing the user that they provided an invalid account.
|
static int |
common_google_play_services_needs_enabling_title
Title for notification shown when GooglePlayServices needs to be enabled for an
application to work.
|
static int |
common_google_play_services_network_error_text
Message in confirmation dialog informing the user that a network error occurred.
|
static int |
common_google_play_services_network_error_title
Title of confirmation dialog informing the user that a network error occurred.
|
static int |
common_google_play_services_notification_needs_installation_title
Title for notification shown when GooglePlayServices needs to be installed
for an application to work.
|
static int |
common_google_play_services_notification_needs_update_title
Title for notification shown when GooglePlayServices needs to be updated for an
application to work.
|
static int |
common_google_play_services_notification_ticker
Title for notification shown when GooglePlayServices is unavailable [CHAR LIMIT=42]
|
static int |
common_google_play_services_unknown_issue
Message in confirmation dialog informing user there is an unknown issue in Google Play
services [CHAR LIMIT=NONE]
|
static int |
common_google_play_services_unsupported_date_text
Message in confirmation dialog informing user that date on the device is not correct,
causing certificate checks to fail.
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static int |
common_google_play_services_unsupported_text
Message in confirmation dialog informing user that Google Play services is not supported on their device [CHAR LIMIT=NONE]
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static int |
common_google_play_services_unsupported_title
Title of confirmation dialog informing user that Google Play services is not supported on their device [CHAR LIMIT=40]
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static int |
common_google_play_services_update_button
Button in confirmation dialog for updating Google Play services [CHAR LIMIT=40]
|
static int |
common_google_play_services_update_text
Message in confirmation dialog informing user that they need to update
Google Play services (from Play Store) [CHAR LIMIT=NONE]
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static int |
common_google_play_services_update_title
Title of confirmation dialog informing user that they need to update
Google Play services (from Play Store) [CHAR LIMIT=40]
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static int |
common_signin_button_text
Sign-in button text [CHAR LIMIT=15]
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static int |
common_signin_button_text_long
Long form sign-in button text [CHAR LIMIT=30]
|
static int |
confirm_exit |
static int |
developed_by_build_m_learn |
static int |
explore |
static int |
fetching_location |
static int |
hello_world |
static int |
india |
static int |
loading |
static int |
location_disabled |
static int |
mcq_question |
static int |
more_info |
static int |
most_successful_answers |
static int |
next_question |
static int |
no |
static int |
no_data |
static int |
not_now |
static int |
notifications |
static int |
option1 |
static int |
option2 |
static int |
option3 |
static int |
option4 |
static int |
per95 |
static int |
play |
static int |
question |
static int |
question_answer_count |
static int |
questions_correctly_solved |
static int |
rate_this_app |
static int |
score |
static int |
select_a_category |
static int |
select_a_location |
static int |
select_continent |
static int |
settings |
static int |
show_app_tut |
static int |
sound |
static int |
start_game |
static int |
time |
static int |
title_activity_app_tutorial |
static int |
title_activity_category |
static int |
title_activity_classic_mode |
static int |
title_activity_explore_mode |
static int |
title_activity_fun |
static int |
title_activity_game |
static int |
title_activity_map |
static int |
title_activity_mcq |
static int |
title_activity_score |
static int |
title_activity_settings |
static int |
title_activity_splash |
static int |
title_activity_statistics |
static int |
title_activity_test |
static int |
title_activity_test_db |
static int |
unlocked_continents |
static int |
use_my_location |
static int |
version |
static int |
wallet_buy_button_place_holder
Text on a placeholder buy button when Google Play services is not
available or up-to-date
|
static int |
website |
static int |
yes |
static int |
your_score |
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public static final int abc_action_bar_home_description
public static final int abc_action_bar_up_description
public static final int abc_action_menu_overflow_description
public static final int abc_action_mode_done
public static final int abc_activity_chooser_view_see_all
public static final int abc_activitychooserview_choose_application
public static final int abc_searchview_description_clear
public static final int abc_searchview_description_query
public static final int abc_searchview_description_search
public static final int abc_searchview_description_submit
public static final int abc_searchview_description_voice
public static final int abc_shareactionprovider_share_with
public static final int abc_shareactionprovider_share_with_application
public static final int about_build_m_learn
public static final int action_settings
public static final int answer
public static final int app_name
public static final int auth_client_needs_enabling_title
public static final int auth_client_needs_installation_title
public static final int auth_client_needs_update_title
public static final int auth_client_play_services_err_notification_msg
public static final int auth_client_requested_by_msg
public static final int auth_client_using_bad_version_title
public static final int buildmlearn
public static final int category_desc
public static final int category_mode
public static final int classic_mode
public static final int classic_mode_description
public static final int common_google_play_services_enable_button
public static final int common_google_play_services_enable_text
public static final int common_google_play_services_enable_title
public static final int common_google_play_services_error_notification_requested_by_msg
public static final int common_google_play_services_install_button
public static final int common_google_play_services_install_text_phone
public static final int common_google_play_services_install_text_tablet
public static final int common_google_play_services_install_title
public static final int common_google_play_services_invalid_account_text
public static final int common_google_play_services_invalid_account_title
public static final int common_google_play_services_needs_enabling_title
public static final int common_google_play_services_network_error_text
public static final int common_google_play_services_network_error_title
public static final int common_google_play_services_notification_needs_installation_title
public static final int common_google_play_services_notification_needs_update_title
public static final int common_google_play_services_notification_ticker
public static final int common_google_play_services_unknown_issue
public static final int common_google_play_services_unsupported_date_text
public static final int common_google_play_services_unsupported_text
public static final int common_google_play_services_unsupported_title
public static final int common_google_play_services_update_button
public static final int common_google_play_services_update_text
public static final int common_google_play_services_update_title
public static final int common_signin_button_text
public static final int common_signin_button_text_long
public static final int confirm_exit
public static final int developed_by_build_m_learn
public static final int explore
public static final int fetching_location
public static final int hello_world
public static final int india
public static final int loading
public static final int location_disabled
public static final int mcq_question
public static final int more_info
public static final int most_successful_answers
public static final int next_question
public static final int no
public static final int no_data
public static final int not_now
public static final int notifications
public static final int option1
public static final int option2
public static final int option3
public static final int option4
public static final int per95
public static final int play
public static final int question
public static final int question_answer_count
public static final int questions_correctly_solved
public static final int rate_this_app
public static final int score
public static final int select_a_category
public static final int select_a_location
public static final int select_continent
public static final int settings
public static final int show_app_tut
public static final int sound
public static final int start_game
public static final int time
public static final int title_activity_app_tutorial
public static final int title_activity_category
public static final int title_activity_classic_mode
public static final int title_activity_explore_mode
public static final int title_activity_fun
public static final int title_activity_game
public static final int title_activity_map
public static final int title_activity_mcq
public static final int title_activity_score
public static final int title_activity_settings
public static final int title_activity_splash
public static final int title_activity_statistics
public static final int title_activity_test
public static final int title_activity_test_db
public static final int unlocked_continents
public static final int use_my_location
public static final int version
public static final int wallet_buy_button_place_holder
public static final int website
public static final int yes
public static final int your_score


CARTOON: Food fight
by Michael RamirezChick-fil-A caves to extremists.
Review-Journal editorial cartoonist Michael Ramirez is a two-time winner of the Pulitzer Prize and a three-time winner of the Sigma Delta Chi Award.
Chick-fil-A caves to extremists.
Review-Journal editorial cartoonist Michael Ramirez is a two-time winner of the Pulitzer Prize and a three-time winner of the Sigma Delta Chi Award.


This test shows that a _AttachMixin dijit with _WidgetsInTemplate properly attaches widgets from the template.
This tests that nodes inside of data-dojo-attach-point="containerNode" are ignored


Sports Partner
Home
Introduction
About
Sign In
Username
Email
Password
Re-enter Password
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Age
Favorite sport (You can choose more than one)
Running
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Provides method that can be included on File-type objects (IO, StringIO, Tempfile, etc) to allow stream copying and Tempfile conversion.
- S
- T
Copies one read-able object from one place to another in blocks, obviating the need to load the whole thing into memory. Defaults to 8k blocks. If this module is included in both StringIO and Tempfile, then either can have its data copied anywhere else without typing worries or memory overhead worries. Returns a File if a String is passed in as the destination and returns the IO or Tempfile as passed in if one is sent as the destination.
Source: show
# File lib/paperclip/iostream.rb, line 18 def stream_to path_or_file, in_blocks_of = 8192 dstio = case path_or_file when String then File.new(path_or_file, "wb+") when IO then path_or_file when Tempfile then path_or_file end buffer = "" self.rewind while self.read(in_blocks_of, buffer) do dstio.write(buffer) end dstio.rewind dstio end
Returns a Tempfile containing the contents of the readable object.
Source: show
# File lib/paperclip/iostream.rb, line 6 def to_tempfile name = respond_to?(:original_filename) ? original_filename : (respond_to?(:path) ? path : "stream") tempfile = Paperclip::Tempfile.new(File.basename(name)) tempfile.binmode self.stream_to(tempfile) end


Easy question. Handsome Boys is love. To show real Tokyo to my guest is my joyful, so I want to be Tokyo of you.
Naoki is getting better at English. As Naoki says, Tokyo Handsome Boys loves our guests, and we love Tokyo, so naturally we started doing tours.
I believe to meet local people during travel is the best way to get unbelievable experience. The thing that made me realize was my friend I made on my first trip to foreign country, Ram. I met him by accident on the street; after that he took me local place, he showed me local foods, local girls; we spent special time. Some day he said to me, “if Naoki didn’t meet me, you didn’t know anything in Vietnam, ha ha ha!”. I nod sincerely. After that, I have been to Vietnam four time with my friends to show them Ram. Every time Ram treat us very good, but on the fifth time he did not come. He had passed away. I realized too late that even with all the local place, local food, local girls, I did not love Vietnam. I loved Ram who showed me Vietnam. For me, Vietnam is Ram. So I decided to be Ram in Tokyo.
I guess that makes Naoki kind of like my Ram. Actually, when asked what their favorite part of Tokyo was, some of our guests have said “Tokyo Handsome Boys”! And that’s what really drives us; that kind of thing is what always makes us want to keep working at improving Tokyo Handsome Boys.
Yeah! It is my proud. My guests’ smile is my Red Bull.
I make you 100%, 120% satisfied. You can’t say Kyoto is number one after meeting Tokyo Handsome Boys.
It’s true, we are all about our guests – That’s why we base our tours around what our guests want to see, not around what we want to show. Too many tours think their value is in the information they give, and the sights they bring you to. Really the only thing that matters is the guests’ happiness.
I just remembered… My real mission is to take Keanu Reeves on a tour to Nakano’s “Nigi Nigi” sushi house.
And because a tour is made for the guests, no guest should ever feel restricted by a tour. Our tour is a power-up to your journey, giving you only what you really want to experience. More than tour guides, we are “adventure guides”, helping you to enjoy your short time in a totally new city to the fullest.
Youth, passion, and ambition. Of course handsome desu yo. Also, I become your Paparazzi!!!!
That is to say, to create perfect memories, we will take natural pictures of you – you don’t need to smile and say “cheese”, we will capture the moments that really matter. Plus, we will follow up after the tour, and keep in contact with you as friends even after you leave Japan.
I want to be representative of Tokyo. After we have succeeded as Tokyo Handsome Boys, I want to take a trip all over the world, and meet all my former guests again, to say the most important Japanese word, “Kanpai!!!!”
While I was in the US, Naoki first told me about his idea to continue Tokyo Handsome Boys as a career; it was a dangerous idea, for someone going to an elite school to forsake salaryman life and break off on their own. But I believed in him, so I came back to Japan to realize the dream. So, my only dream is that Naoki doesn’t have to give up and become a Japanese salaryman.
………………………….Y-y-yes. That.
All content on this website is ©2017 Tokyo Handsome Boys. Copying and use of any and all materials without permission is prohibited.


git-verify-pack - Validate packed Git archive files
git verify-pack [-v|--verbose] [-s|--stat-only] [--] <pack>.idx ...
Reads given idx file for packed Git archive created with the git pack-objects command and verifies idx file and the corresponding pack file.
<pack>.idx ...
The idx files to verify.
-v, --verbose
After verifying the pack, show list of objects contained in the pack and a histogram of delta chain length.
-s, --stat-only
Do not verify the pack contents; only show the histogram of delta chain length. With --verbose, list of objects is also shown.
--
Do not interpret any more arguments as options.
When specifying the -v option the format used is:
SHA-1 type size size-in-pack-file offset-in-packfile
for objects that are not deltified in the pack, and
SHA-1 type size size-in-packfile offset-in-packfile depth base-SHA-1
for objects that are deltified.
Part of the git(1) suite


Strategy Board Game Descriptions
Step into the world of redneck life with The Game of Redneck Life" where a roll of 2 dice determines the grade you complete in school, which sets you up for one .
http://www.monopolycity.com/ac_strategy_games.html
35 Miles from Center
clear to full liquids


Looking for a better world?
- Want to sell your waste and make money out of it? You are at the right place! Sell your waste here and grab the oppurtunity to make this world better!
- Grab the Scrap you need and use it wisely
- Pay no extra cost to get what you need
- Recycle today for a better tomorrow
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A server like Tomcat is called a servlet container. It is the web application that the servlet container carries and manages. The servlet container must ensure that the web application operates in accordance with Sun's Servlets/JSP Spec.
The web application in Java consists of the following files.
Some of the above components have a specified location. Servlets and Java classes should be placed in WEB-INF/classes. Java archive files should be placed in WEB-INF/lib. The web.xml file should be placed in WEB-INF.
The default location for web applications in Tomcat is CATALINA_HOME/webapps. If you want to add a new web application, create a subdirectory1 with the appropriate name in CATALINA_HOME/webapps and create the following folder in that subdirectory.
This directory should contain the web application deployment descriptor, web.xml. Files in the WEB-INF directory can not be accessed directly through a web browser.
The Java class file (bytecode) should be here.
The Java archive file (jar) should be here. Note that the same bytecode can be found in the WEB-INF/classes and Java archive files in WEB-INF/lib. In this case, the Tomcat class loader first searches WEB-INF/classes, and loads the classes found in WEB-INF/classes into memory. The class in Java archive file are ignored and can not participate in the program.
The heart of the web application is the web.xml file, called the deployment descriptor. A web.xml should be in the WEB-INF/ directory. A web.xml contains all the configuration information on a web application.
When creating the web.xml file, copy CATALINA_HOME/webapps/ROOT/WEB-INF/web.xml file and paste it into WEB-INF / of your web application. Then open the web.xml file and delete everything in the web-app root element. You can configure your web application by adding sub elements of the web-app element, as highlighted below.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?> <!-- Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one or more contributor license agreements. See the NOTICE file distributed with this work for additional information regarding copyright ownership. The ASF licenses this file to You under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License. --> <web-app xmlns="http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/javaee" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/javaee http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/javaee/web-app_3_0.xsd" version="3.0" metadata-complete="true"> <servlet> <servlet-name>TestServlet</servlet-name> <servlet-class>net.java_school.TestServlet</servlet-class> <init-param> <param-name>name</param-name> <param-value>value</param-value> </init-param> <load-on-startup>1</load-on-startup> </servlet> <servlet-mapping> <servlet-name>TestServlet</servlet-name> <url-pattern>/Test</url-pattern> </servlet-mapping> <session-config> <session-timeout>30</session-timeout> </session-config> </web-app>
The servlet element sets the servlet definition and the initial parameters of the servlet. If the value of the load-on-startup element is 0 or positive, Tomcat creates the servlet object at the start of the web application and calls the init() method to make the service available. The servlet-mapping element is used for servlet-to-URL mapping. As above, if you visit http://localhost:8080/contextPath/Test, the net.java_school.TestServlet servlet will respond. The session-timeout element controls the lifetime of the HttpSession object. If session-timeout is set to 30, the servlet container will destroy the HttpSession object if it has no action for 30 minutes.
You can use the jar tool (jar.exe) to make your web application a single file. Once development is complete, you can bundle your web application and distribute it to other servlet containers. To do this, you need to create a file with the extension war. (Note that the extension is war rather than jar) If the web application's document base is C:\Program Files\Apache Software Foundation\Tomcat 8.0\webapps\test, go to the document base and run the following:
C:\Program Files\Apache Software Foundation\Tomcat 7.0\webapps\test>jar cvf test.war .
If you copy this test.war file to the default web application folder of another Tomcat server or another vendor's servlet container, the servlet container will automatically deploy and load the test application.
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View Proteins in Virtual Reality
Simply type a protein's PDB ID, just as you would in the RCSB website (for example 2HIU for human insulin), in the search bar and click Search. You will get a page with the protein's structure in virtual reality. Virtual reality (VR) is best viewed from a mobile phone in landscape orientation where the script will automatically split the screen in two, use a VR headset to view the protein in VR.
Sometimes the protein will not apear in your field of view, therefore you will have to look for it. Other times you might appear inside the protein, so you will have to move away to see it.
The script that converts shapes into VR can be found here.


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John H. Baldwin
Yahoo!, Inc.
Atlanta, GA 30327
An important element in computers with multiple autonomous devices is the ability of a device to notify the CPU that it needs attention via an interrupt. The OS visible mechanics of interrupts for PCI devices is quite convoluted, especially on x86 PC systems. This paper will cover the various ways that PCI INTx interrupts have been implemented on x86 as well as the methods used by the system BIOS to communicate the implementation to operating systems. It will also cover the newer Message Signaled Interrupts that address some of the limitations of INTx interrupts. Finally, the paper will provide an overview of FreeBSD's implementation of both INTx and MSI interrupts on the x86 platform.


This heap uses a 'segregated free list' system: the first list contains 16-octet blocks (including the header), the second list contains 32-octet blocks, the third has 64-octet blocks, etc. When there are N free lists, the last is for blocks of 16*2^(N-1) octets. Each block starts with an 8-octet header. If a block is in use, the header contains the block's size. If a block is still free, the header contains a pointer to the next block on the same free list.
An array with the starts of each free-list. This is an in-memory version of the array that's in the beginning of the heap.
The size of the smallest blocks. This must be a power of 2.
The minimum number of bytes that will be used to expand a free-list.
(defclass free-list-heap (heap)
((nr-free-lists :initarg :nr-free-lists :initform 32 :reader nr-free-lists)
(starts :documentation "An array with the starts of each free-list. This
is an in-memory version of the array that's in the beginning of the heap.")
(min-block-size :initarg :min-block-size
:initform 16 :reader min-block-size
:documentation "The size of the smallest blocks. This must
be a power of 2.")
(expansion-size :initarg :expansion-size
:initform (* 32 1024) :reader expansion-size
:documentation "The minimum number of bytes that will be
used to expand a free-list."))
(:documentation "This heap uses a 'segregated free list' system: the
first list contains 16-octet blocks (including the header), the second
list contains 32-octet blocks, the third has 64-octet blocks, etc. When
there are N free lists, the last is for blocks of 16*2^(N-1) octets.
Each block starts with an 8-octet header. If a block is in use, the
header contains the block's size. If a block is still free, the header
contains a pointer to the next block on the same free list."))
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